The joint probability mass function of XX and YY is given by p(1,1)=0.45p(2,1)=0.05p(3,1)=0.05p(1,2)=0.05p(2,2)=0.1p(3,2)=0.1p(1,3)=0.05p(2,3)=0.05p(3,3)=0.1p(1,1)=0.45p(1,2)=0.05p(1,3)=0.05p(2,1)=0.05p(2,2)=0.1p(2,3)=0.05p(3,1)=0.05p(3,2)=0.1p(3,3)=0.1 Compute the following probabilities: P(X+Y>3)=P(X+Y>3)= P(XY=2)=P(XY=2)= P(XY>1)=P(XY>1)=

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The joint probability mass function of XX and YY is given by

p(1,1)=0.45p(2,1)=0.05p(3,1)=0.05p(1,2)=0.05p(2,2)=0.1p(3,2)=0.1p(1,3)=0.05p(2,3)=0.05p(3,3)=0.1p(1,1)=0.45p(1,2)=0.05p(1,3)=0.05p(2,1)=0.05p(2,2)=0.1p(2,3)=0.05p(3,1)=0.05p(3,2)=0.1p(3,3)=0.1

Compute the following probabilities:
P(X+Y>3)=P(X+Y>3)=
P(XY=2)=P(XY=2)=
P(XY>1)=P(XY>1)=

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